The Divi Gallery PRO module allows you to display beautiful, fully customizable image galleries on your WordPress website using the Divi Builder. It supports multiple gallery layouts, slider options, lightbox features, captions, and advanced styling controls, giving you total flexibility in how your images are presented and how visitors interact with them.
Insert Module
- Go to your Divi webpage and click Enable Visual Builder. Click Add a new section and choose the row.
- Click the (+) icon “Add new module,” then “Insert module” will appear.
- From this section, go to the search bar and search “Pro Gallery.” Select “Pro Gallery.”
Module Settings
- Click Module Settings.
- Click the Content tab, then click General.
- Click “Add Gallery images” and select images. Or upload images.
- Set the “Image Size” value to Large or Full.
- Go to the “Gallery Layout” and select Gallery Type to Slider.
- Under the “Gallery Layout”, find the “Columns”.
- Set the “Columns” value to 1 for all devices.
- Set the “Spacing” value to 0.
Slider Options
- Follow this path: Content > General > Slider Option
- “Type” will determine your slider type.
- Set the “Height” value between 500 and 800px
- “Speed” will set the sliding speed. A lower value makes a High-speed slider. A bigger value makes a slow-speed slider.
- “Arrows” can be shown or hidden.
- “Arrow Color” sets the arrow’s color.
- “Arrow Background Color” sets the arrow’s background color.
Disable Lightbox
- Follow this path Content > Lightbox & Link
- Set the value for “Lightbox & Link” as “No Link”
Various Features in Lightbox
Follow this path Content > Lightbox & Link
- Show the main image file from your WordPress media library: Select “Media File ” on “Lightbox & Links.”
- Show the image on the attachment page: Select “Attachment Page” on “Lightbox & Links.”
Select “Lightbox” for the following features:
- Zoom
- Social Share
- Slideshow
- Full Screen
- Download
- Gallery
Show or Hide Captions
Follow this path Content > Captions (By default, this module shows captions and titles)
- Set “YES” for the “Hide Caption” toggle button. It will hide the title and description.
- Set “YES” for the “Hide Title” toggle button. It will only hide the image titles.
- Set “YES” for the “Hide Description” toggle button. It will only hide the image description.
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